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that shows up. Since Nevada is a very business
friendly state, I would welcome the opportunity to assist with
the legal side of this novel venture.
Beverly Salhanick, Esq.
that shows up. Since Nevada is a very business
friendly state, I would welcome the opportunity to assist with
the legal side of this novel venture.
Beverly Salhanick, Esq.
Beverly,
You bring up an interesting point about business friendly states. Could
you address in a separate thread the pros and cons of locating a
business entity, especially one that operates exclusively online, in
certain states or countries?
Thanks,
Steve
we could all watch it grow, on line
4 million needed, 65% return
I have been watching this thread and wracking my brain, but I keep coming around to the same conclusion:
Whatever direction this Virtual Biz might go, it seems a major
dilemma to capitalize on all of talents WITHOUT editing the formula
that makes SUN , well...SUN.
Money in the mix almost always spoils the batter, and even with the
most noble of intentions, the bottom line is that we are all here,
in one way or another, to grow our biz and make that money. OBVIOUSLY,
we can`t take money out of the equation (DUH), so how to leave the
breadbox alone, but add a coin slot? Hmmm...
Will keep thinking!Jeff, please correct me if I`m wrong, but
I believe he intended for this business to be created by members of the
SUN community perhaps using the infrastructure of SUN to facilitate its
formation and growth. It is not supposed to be a new way to derive
additional income from SUN as we know it.
I`m not so sure I agree. I find entreprenuers competitive, to be sure. But I`ve met a lot of collaborative entrepreneurs on this board, as well. And when they`re collaborating for some moolah, who knows.(Maybe it`s called collabora-ka-ching.)
Collabora-ka-ching sounds like a catch phrase to me!
Hey Everybody....Great comments....and even better enthusiasm! I think this idea has merit, but as has been pointed out, there are logistical challenges. I think we should try to work through them. Let`s test the idea by actually trying to make something happen.
The first step is to explore business ideas. I think an online business makes the most sense since we will be a virtual company - all operating from each of our own homebase. Maybe an e-commerce company???
Just to throw something out there....does anybody think there might be merit in creating a branded e-commerce store which specializes in products - software, hardware, etc. - focused on preventing identity theft and ensuring privacy?? I know this is a hot area. For example, take a look at the simple example of what`s happened in the personal paper shredder market. Silly as it sounds...you see lots of new brands, sales are brisk, and the reason is because people don`t want to throw out documents without destroying them first because they are concerned about identity theft and privacy issues. This is an example of a hardware product line which could be offered. And the examples go on and on....
Just a thought....I`m open to ideas from others, but I have the feeling this could make for a hot business idea.
I for one am willing to work on the business plan, provide strategic guidance, and be responsible for raising money.
We need people who can do web development, merchandising, product sourcing, branding, PR and marketing, and of course we need people who could operate the company.
Thoughts??
Jeff
I would be willing to work in the PR/Marketing sphere. Also think that adding services that specialize in computer information security and linking with companies that offer that in every state (from our StartUp Nation, of course) would be a value added service. Website security, home computer security, online security seminars, and the list goes on and on! I have tons of ideas.
I agree. I am willing to pull my weight and more. If we were to have everyone who signs on, actually have something to do, and be held accountable (I see people dropping off right away at the thought), it would narrow it down to those who actually work. Good point.
Keep me posted!Tim Anderson